Christine Byers
WTHR.com
St. Louis, MO, United States
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Amazon driver doubling as serial porch pirate charged in St. Charles County
Alyssa George is accused of being a serial porch pirate who stole packages along her route while delivering for Amazon. → Read More
St. Louis couple plead not guilty to weapons, tampering charges
A grand jury indicted Mark and Patricia McCloskey on charges of unlawful use of a weapon and tampering with evidence. Photos showed them pointing guns at protesters. → Read More
Boy, 7, gunned down in St. Louis one day before he would have started second grade
Xavier Usanga was only hours away from starting second grade. Police Chief John Hayden says, "I'm hoping people will listen to my plea." → Read More
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against Cardinals' Carlos Martinez: 'This was a plain old bar fight'
Lawsuit stemmed from brawl outside Sauget strip club → Read More
Former U.S. attorney for Southern Illinois facing second DUI charge
EDWARDSVILLE — The former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Illinois has been arrested and charged with his second DUI in less than two years. → Read More
Gunman on the loose after fatal shooting, sexual assault at Catholic Supply store in St. Louis County
It appears the attacker did not know the victims, police said. → Read More
Collinsville's World's Largest Catsup Bottle Festival comes to an end
COLLINSVILLE — A 19-year tradition celebrating the World’s Largest Catsup Bottle is coming to an end. → Read More
The king of intruders? Bud Weisser busted at brewery
Man with name similar to beer's allegedly struggled with guards. → Read More
St. Louis public defender claims police chief, prosecutor unfairly influence gun crime bail
Subpoenas issued for Chief Sam Dotson and Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce. → Read More
Boy, 6, found unharmed at scene of suspected murder-suicide in Valley Park
St. Louis County police are investigating deaths of a man and woman along the 100 block of Carnegie Court → Read More
Two dead in suspected murder suicide in Valley Park home
St. Louis County police are investigating deaths of a man and woman along the 100 block of Carnegie Court → Read More
Autopsy shows man who exchanged shots with Normandy police was wounded only by self-inflicted shot
Amonderez Green, 18, had only one wound: a self-inflicted gunshot beneath his chin, post-mortem exam showed. → Read More
Police investigating whether stabbing in Breckenridge Hills connected to fatal fire
Police say fire victim's brother was stabbed at same home the night before the blaze → Read More
St. Louis man charged with shooting police officer
Police say Walter Saddler, 23, shot rookie police officer Sunday → Read More
Police lieutenant shot on duty says police work is his daughter's calling, too
Maryland Heights Police Lt. Joe Eagan will watch his daughter, Creve Coeur officer Kirsten Ellerbusch, box in a Backstoppers fundraiser. → Read More
Analysis of St. Louis police shootings intended as national model
University of Missouri-St. Louis criminologists hope deep dive in police shooting data will serve as template for study elsewhere. → Read More
Ferguson interim police chief resigning early
Andre Anderson has expressed his desire to return to his home and family in Glendale, Ariz. about a month ahead of schedule → Read More
Special prosecutor to review St. Louis police shooting
Circuit Attorney requested special prosecutor to review the January fatal shooting of Isaac Holmes, 19, after learning one of officers involved once worked in her office → Read More
Police release body camera video from encounter with man they say shot himself in Normandy last month
Videos show encounter with Amonderez Green before he was shot, and aftermath following shooting. → Read More
Mother accused of repeatedly poisoning son in St. Louis County
Charges accused a woman from Meadville, Mo., of endangering the welfare of her ill son. → Read More